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we owe Pr Negro Women Hear Plea to Feed Hungry - _ Voleing an urgent plea te help feed the world’s hungry, Represen- tative Helen Gahagam-Dougl s (., | Calif.) and Frank W.Buleock, Aus- itralia’s director general of agricul- ture, addressed last night's inter- national session of the tyelfth an- pi San s nual conference of the National” “7 | Council of Negro Women.=->—— | “Srne in thing needed today is faith,” Mrs. Dougias told the sev- : eral hundred delegates gathered in : the auditorium of the Labor De- partment, “The way to show faith : is, first of all, to show an under- standing of the needs of others.” Mrs. Eleanod cosevelt, chair- iman United Natio Commission ' ‘for Human Rgibts, apd Mrs. Vijaya: Lakshmi-Pandit, chairman of the Indian delegation to the U. N., ori- ginally scheduled as main speak- ers, were unable to be present be- : cause of a night meeting of the ‘ Other speakers Included Mrs. . Ellen Mille-Scarbrough, Us N. rep- +. resentative from Liberia; Mrs. Oswald E: bord, chairman, National Civilian Advisory Committee for the Women’s Army Corps; Mrs. Sue : ° Bailey-Tirirman, who described the , . . lrecent Inter-American Congress in : . jGuaremala, and Mrs. Charles D. B. / The washington Post ~—__|King, wife of the Minister of Li- -K aber 1947 beriz, who presented a Liberian “a Date: Kove: i, 9h . flag to Mrs. Mary MeLevd-Bethune president of the councll, who pre- gates were received by Mrs. Tru- man at a reception at the White